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what do you think about the Victoria british headlights that have the removeable glass so you can just replace the bulb?? worth the money, and can you put HID bulbs inside of them?? anyone who knows let me know lol TIA
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most parts stores should have them. they are made by hella and bosch. you remove your sealed unit, and replace it with the new lens which has a removable bulb in the back. the stock bulbs they come with are ok. but you can also get some sweet H4 bulbs that will fit into the lenses. like 85 watt low 100 watt high. but that puts a high load on the alternater.
you can find them off ebay for 30-40 bucks but they are no name brand. go buy a hella kit.
you can find them off ebay for 30-40 bucks but they are no name brand. go buy a hella kit.
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ok and you say the kits run about 60$?? thats cool, i gotta get one, cuz i dont see well at night anyways, and brighther headlights would be good the Victoria's are 55w dim and 60w bright
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http://www.summitracing.com sells them too. Just get the rectangular kit.
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I used to have the Polarg(sp?) super white 100W/115W H4's with some open housings and they were sweet. I ran another power wire to the alternator and another ground wire as to help with the electrical system.
I most recently installed an HID kit into those same open housings. The HID's are the brightest lights I have ever seen! I can see things that you would not see with your regular headlights. I got mine from www.speedlights.com I paid $450 for mine including shipping and tax. If you do alot of night riving, I highly recommend these. I did a write-up on the site of the install if you want to see them.
I most recently installed an HID kit into those same open housings. The HID's are the brightest lights I have ever seen! I can see things that you would not see with your regular headlights. I got mine from www.speedlights.com I paid $450 for mine including shipping and tax. If you do alot of night riving, I highly recommend these. I did a write-up on the site of the install if you want to see them.
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